MLG Providence: QxG.Destiny
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am i the only one who lol'd hard when a giant cardboard cutout of craig robinson appeared out of fucking nowhere?
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lOL wtf?!
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your sentiments are way more prominent than your almost nonexistent intellect at this point. you've resorted to insults instead of evidence and it's sad really, when you claim me to be a knowitall what i'm just a knowitmore, and i know you'd hate to admit that with your massively inflated ego, but i thought i wanted someone other than your mommy to let you know. i thought you at least knew what you were talking about at first, but nope. :/
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do you read any newspapers? the only markets hit heavily by the 2007 US recession were the EU and US. Asian markets continue to grow, granted at a much slower pace, but do not show signs of stopped growth. you don't need to even take a 101 in econ to know this stuff.
"i dont overestimate my knowlege." "i wish i knew more about economy"
quoted from you.
you just can't reason, i mean you've contributed no new points from your first reply.
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@SFhelper if you think that the eu and us are the only countries in severe dept than it is you, who does not know alot about economics. it is abvious that neither of us learned that stuff at a university. the difference between us is that i dont overestimate my knowlege.
also: this discussion is over. i dont spend time trying to reason with a nazi and understand how his fucked up point of view could make sense in a way - just to be insulted by the dim "iknowitall".
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actually, 14/17 is like 82%, so no, the us is not fine. the eu and america are the only countries in severe debt in the world. not only that, most of the money the US owes is to major european powers, russia and china especially while they do not have any debt with the us. the us has no "loans" to cash in, they're sinking into the shitpit and bringing new debts to clear the old ones. yes, you know little to nothing about global economies, so don't spout bullshit.
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@SFhelper also about the dept of the us i want to say: shure trillions look huge, but as long as the dept of a country is lower than 60% of their gross domestic product they should be fine (at least thats what the eu sais.) also since all the countries are in dept with each other (sorry for my bad english) its not as bad as it looks. the us has propably also trillions of loans they are waiting to cash in. i wish i knew more about economy. all i can say is that its f***ed up XD
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it is hard to tell why germany is that much in the spotlight for their crimes of war while others are not. but their crimes have been severe, relatively recent and involved the people in industrialized nations as victims. this does not make it right to single germany out - of course the things that happened in ruand kambodia or vietnam should be addressed just as much, but there i would rather suggest to talk more about ruanda instead of less about germany.
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The actions of the ancient chinese and danes are the same, they killed their bourgeois in order to obtain money to expand their empires or to solve internal conflicts. Though you do not spotlight the actions of these countries, you vilify germany unreasonably. also, germany was in an insane debt from WWI and still would be if it weren't for hitler. you can't do anything without money, just look at the 13 trillion dollar debt in the us; what the fuck can obama do?
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@SFhelper what i read out here is, that you like the socialism part in national socialism. thats fair enough. but then why would you not just go for socialism?
Of course it is right that the strong helps the weak and therefore the rich should help the poor. of course thats not what we see today (you mentioned wall street). Still the poor should not react by killing the rich, but by forcing them to spread their wealth amongst the poor.
"That's why i like Hitler so much".... i smell atmosphere for the shit storm coming.
TheJustinside 3 months ago 62
Destiny: "Naniwa... hes... hes.. playing well yeah.."
thefirenoob 3 months ago 5